Infidelity is a huge problem in relationships and it remains an issue after couples are married. In 2013, The Huffington Post reported on a study conducted by Texas A&M University that revealed that when it comes to male infidelity, strong sexual impulses may be the culprit. Male study participants reported acting on those stronger impulses more than female participants did.

Men and women have equal levels of self control but if men disregard this, they may be led astray by their sexual impulses. Interesting as this discovery may be, it does not comfort a woman whose husband has cheated on her. For many women, solace only begins when divorce papers are filed and is not fully achieved until the women have regained their sense of self-worth. Though divorce is not a happy process, it may be the only solution to a husband’s cheating.

Most women never dream of getting a divorce. Cheating husband issues are dealt with by other women but will never enter their marriage, or so they think. Unfortunately, more than 50 percent of marriages end in divorce and infidelity is a major cause. While some women manage to forgive their cheating husbands, others cannot remain in their marriages.

There is no shame in throwing in the towel when infidelity enters a marriage. In fact, some would argue that remaining married is not the best decision because cheating often becomes a habit. Women who have had enough should consult with a family law attorney regarding their options. They will quickly learn that many women in similar situations have gotten divorced and are living fulfilling lives as single people.

Divorce can be emotionally difficult, particularly if the male spouse does not acknowledge his infidelity. Proving that a husband has or continues to cheat will require documentation and, possibly, witnesses. Wives should be prepared to learn things that they may not want to know. Though the process can be unpleasant, it will be worth it in the end when these females are free of their cheating spouses.

Women who need contested divorce help due to cheating husbands should retain experienced and reputable family lawyers before they file any paperwork. With assistance from their attorneys, these females will be able to prepare strong cases for divorce and petition for spousal support and child custody, if relevant. Once they put the marriage behind them and move on with their lives, they will realize that they did the right thing.

About the Author

Nicholas Baker is a practicing family law attorney with over a decade of experience handling divorce, child custody, child support, and domestic violence matters in the courtroom. Attorney Nicholas Baker believes in providing family law information for individuals so that they can make an informed decision about their own family law matter.

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